- The
Florida woods ****roach (Eurycotis
floridana) is
a large ****roach
species which typically grows to
a length of 30–40 mm (1.2–1.6 in). When alarmed...
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recognized in Florida,
including Z.
integrifolia Z.
angustifolia var.
floridana, Z.
floridana, Z. silvicola, and Z. umbrosa. In 1983
Eckenwalder included all...
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limequat (Citrus ×
floridana) is
a citrus hybrid that is the
result of
a cross between the Key lime and the kumquat,
hybridized by
Walter Tennyson...
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Stachys floridana is
a species of
betony in the mint family, Lamiaceae. It is
native to the
United States,
where its true
native range is
probably limited...
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Rhineura floridana,
known commonly as the
Florida worm lizard,
graveyard snake, or thunderworm, is
a species of
amphisbaenian in the
family Rhineuridae...
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Taxus floridana, the
Florida yew, is
a species of yew,
endemic to
a small area of the
Apalachicola River. This
species is has
restricted extent of occurrence...
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Parietaria floridana,
common name
Florida pellitory, is
a plant species native to the
southeastern United States, the West Indies, and much of
Latin America...
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Philobdella floridana is
a species of
leech that
lives in the most
southern parts of the
United States. It is
known only from Lake
Okeechobee in Florida...
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Dioscorea floridana, the
Florida yam, is
a plant species native to Florida, Alabama,
Georgia and
South Carolina. It
grows in wet and
sandy places at low...
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Nerodia floridana,
commonly known as the
Florida green watersnake, or
eastern green watersnake, is
a harmless species of
snake in the
subfamily Natricinae...
